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Declining School Performance May Increase Youth Criminal Justice Involvement

A recent study from King's College London indicates that students whose academic performance drops compared to their peers face a heightened risk of interacting with the criminal justice system.

Editorial Staff1 min read

A new study conducted by King's College London has revealed a concerning correlation between school performance and youth engagement with the criminal justice system.

The research suggests that students whose academic achievements decline relative to their peers are at a greater risk of facing legal issues.

This finding underscores the importance of addressing educational challenges to potentially mitigate future criminal justice involvement among youth.

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